The Glamorous Life
I heard a new one at the store the other day. Cory and I were out browsing at Ross, when a woman approached me:
"Do you know, you look a lot like the girl that does sports on the TV. Has anyone ever told you that?"
Actually, I can't say that they have. Usually people just tell me, "Hey, you're the lady that does sports!" (Well, actually, they usually think that I do weather, even though our station hasn't had a female meterologist in nearly two years).
I toyed with telling her that I wasn't me, and that I don't watch the news, so I didn't know who she was talking about. Or maybe saying: "That girl? She's much shorter/fatter/uglier than I am!"
Of course, I didn't do that. But it was kind of a fun thought while it lasted.
Stumble It!
I heard a new one at the store the other day. Cory and I were out browsing at Ross, when a woman approached me:
"Do you know, you look a lot like the girl that does sports on the TV. Has anyone ever told you that?"
Actually, I can't say that they have. Usually people just tell me, "Hey, you're the lady that does sports!" (Well, actually, they usually think that I do weather, even though our station hasn't had a female meterologist in nearly two years).
I toyed with telling her that I wasn't me, and that I don't watch the news, so I didn't know who she was talking about. Or maybe saying: "That girl? She's much shorter/fatter/uglier than I am!"
Of course, I didn't do that. But it was kind of a fun thought while it lasted.
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